Keemo on April 20, 2008 at 7:11 PM

Whomever I support for President has nothing to do with the solid fact that McCain is a liberal, and you know it. So your comment is nothing but a non sequitur, designed to distract from the truth of my statement.

Well.. you two have been going over and repeating the same BS talking points ABOUT THE “issues” this whole time, now its crunch time.

Both of you Hillary and Obama are Extreme Liberal Socialists and want to raise taxes in the face of an economic downturn and on top of that want to expand govt. and socialize medicine, and want to fail in Iraq so that the terrorist have a base to with which to plot and plan attacks from(either on us or our allies)
Also, both of you have said amnesty in the first 100 days without ANY form of border security first.

With these views and the House and Senate controlled by Democrats, Supreme Court Justices and other legislation that would effect us for years to come I cannot see the American people giving ALL the power to one party especially the new Democrats at a time of war.

Light’n up; life’s too short to get your feathers ruffled over such light weight stuff… Smile, be happy.

jgapinoy on April 20, 2008 at 8:25 PM

Perhaps, but the boss also likes to use appropriate language to describe the subject matter when it’s deserved.

There are hundreds, maybe even thousands of plans you can’t join, even if you are willing to pay.

It is called “group insurance” and you have to be a member of the group.

EJDolbow on April 20, 2008 at 7:53 PM

Exactly. I think arguing that I can’t join the plan of a fortune 500 company is one thing, which has some merit, but I don’t understand why I can’t join the government group.

Or, phrased differently, the fact I can’t join the government group seems completely arbitrary in nature for no apparent reason. I am not preventing you from joining your favorite group, nor am I saying that you have to join my group, all I want is to be able to join the same plan that federal employees like Senator McCain have. And again, I don’t mind paying for it.

Anyways, this thread wasn’t about healthcare, my initial question was, is McCain whining when he is said the question about healthcare was a ‘cheap shot’?

you can buy even better health insurance than a Senator…

windansea on April 20, 2008 at 8:07 PM

I seriously doubt that. And even if that is true, then allow me to make that bad decision on my own.

Yeah I love that choice. I just asked you for the choice to be able to join in the same program and to pay, out of pocket, the insurance premium.

pussy

we’ve already explained your options and guess what? you can buy even better health insurance than a Senator

it’s called free enterprise but I’m guessing that’s not an option for you

you favor nannyism because you are a loser

. I cannot join the plan McCain has, even if I am willing to pay 100% of the premiums he and his employer are paying. Oh wait… I think I am whining :)!

mycowardice on April 20, 2008 at 5:05 PM

There are hundreds, maybe even thousands of plans you can’t join, even if you are willing to pay.

It is called “group insurance” and you have to be a member of the group.

What never fails to astonish me is how these guys think they can get away with all this and no one will ever notice. They must think the rest of us are complete morons. There is just no way I can see them thinking of us any other way than this!

Ron Paul lover?

So why can’t I have that choice?

mycowardice on April 20, 2008 at 6:34 PM

That’s like asking why you don’t have the choice to vote on Senate bills. You do have the choice – right after you do what it takes to get yourself elected to the Senate.

Who really cares about these two whiners? Who really cares which one of these two unqualified candidates gets nominated? The bottom line is after the election we’ll have a liberal in office, no matter how you slice it.

Way to make a story out of a nonstory, Ed.

I find the definition of a ‘pussy comment’ quite elusive. It seems to be a synonym of ‘progressive comment’ or ‘democratic comment’.

mycowardice on April 20, 2008 at 5:17 PM

Bingo!!!

For my money children’s sakes, I’ll take a little temper over a couple of whiny crybabies.

If you want the same health insurance McCain has, get yourself elected to the Senate.

This is a country of choices, liberal

jaime on April 20, 2008 at 6:18 PM

Yeah I love that choice. I just asked you for the choice to be able to join in the same program and to pay, out of pocket, the insurance premium. Thanks for denying me that choice. The only way I can get that choice, according to you, is to become a Senator, which statistically is so improbable I might as well look for a plan B (note that I think the plan McCain must have must be available to more than just Senator, but regardless, it won’t be available to me).

So why can’t I have that choice?

Maybe instead you all should comment on McCain saying it was a cheap shot to ask him how come we can’t get the same health care he gets? Is that really a cheap shot? Is he whining?

mycowardice on April 20, 2008 at 4:40 PM

If you want the same health insurance McCain has, get yourself elected to the Senate.

This is a country of choices, liberal. Everyone is free to make their choices, and to suffer the consequences of those choices. But that’s your entire point, isn’t it? – “mycowardice is so socialist that choices don’t matter!”

Dead on bloviator! Exactly what is dragging down the American way of life, the feminization of the American male, along with Political Correctness. Exactly why ol’ Sydney got his lil feelings ruffled by the mention of “pussies”…